Global Group Supervision Certification
“Are you ready for a roller coaster ride?” - Cecile
As many supervisors begin working with groups, they are realizing that they need more training, and we have received requests to provide training specifically on group supervision. Also, as a cost effective way of learning and reflecting in community, more coaches are looking to group supervision. In this virtual certificate program, trained supervisors will have an opportunity to learn more about group supervision through theory, practice, and reflection.
Ideal for: Trained Coaching Supervisors
Dates: May 18, 2021 – December 14, 2021
About the Program
This program consists of 60 hours:
Sixteen (16) sessions over 8 months consisting of 8 webinars of 2.5 hours each and 8 practice group supervision activities.
Facilitating your own supervision group outside of the class.
Journaling and sharing your learnings.
Self-study (including readings) and interactive postings on Basecamp.
This program aligns with the EMCC supervision competency model especially related to group supervision. This program will have a diversity lens integrated into the modules. Participants will also receive 10 core CCEs that can be applied to ICF re-credentialing. You must attend live to receive these CCEs. For EMCC, you have up to 60 hours of professional development.
In order to complete the program, you must:
Attend 80% of the sessions (13 classes of 16). If you miss a class, you will be asked to review the recording and write a summary of your learnings
Read the sections of the books assigned and post your learnings
Convene your own supervision group outside of the class for a minimum of 5 sessions (over 8 months)
Continue to work with your own supervisor
** you will be asked to record one group supervision session to share with the class as part of your case study presentation.
** It is expected that you will participate from a private space where you are able to participate fully, without any distractions. If you miss a session, you will be asked to review the recording and write a brief report on what you learned.
Core Principles of Coaching Supervision
Coaching supervision is a reflective space for participants to focus on their own development in a way that benefits their clients and the wider system. As a group supervisor, we consider the different interconnected systems and we utilize facilitation skills to work with the group dynamics.
Program Objectives
The objective of this program is to train supervisors to provide group supervision following the EMCC coaching supervision competency model.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
Understand and apply the EMCC coaching supervision core competency model in a group setting
Effectively create and facilitate a reflective space for a group of coaches
Apply the various supervision tools in a group setting
Create a safe space in a group setting for coaches to share their strong emotions
Effectively work with ethical dilemmas
Provide creative options for supervising in groups
This program is very interactive and experiential, with an emphasis on application and reflective practice. Participants are expected to learn the theories, apply the theories in their practice groups as well as their own supervision group outside of the classroom setting.
Topics include:
Differentiating between individual and group supervision
Contracting for group supervision
The role and responsibilities of the group supervisor
Competencies of a group supervisor
Group supervision models
Psychodynamics of working with groups
Using the systemic lens
Using creativity in group supervision
Business models of group supervision
Classes are on Tuesdays from 8:00 -10:30 am Pacific time zone. The dates are:
May 18
June 1
June 15
June 29
July 13
July 27
August 10
August 24
Your Facilitators
Lily Seto, MA, PCC, ESIA, CEC, Mentor Coach and Diploma in Coaching Supervision
Lily has a global leadership coaching, mentoring and supervision practice. She is a graduate of the first North American Coaching Supervision Academy (CSA) class and has vast experience as an internal and external supervisor. She has been facilitating supervision groups, both internal and external, since 2013 and is the first Canadian to be awarded the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) European Supervision Individual Accreditation (ESIA). Lily currently serves on the Independent Review Board at ICF (ethics review board) and is also Past President of the ICF Vancouver Island Chapter. In her spare time, Lily is an avid reader, traveller and grandmother, not necessarily in that order!
Lily is a Recipient of the Prestigious Leadership Victoria Award: Royal Roads Award for Excellence in Coaching and Mentoring
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Dr. Damian Goldvarg, MCC, ESIA
Dr. Damian Goldvarg has thirty years of experience providing executive coaching, leadership training, and facilitation in over fifty countries. He is a Master Certified Coach and received his Ph.D. in Organizational Psychology from Alliant University. He is an Accredited Coach Supervisor (ESIA) and facilitates certifications in Professional Coaching, Mentor Coaching, and Coaching Supervision. He was the 2013-2014 ICF Global President. Damian published three books on Coaching and several book chapters.
For more information and a suitability conversation, please contact Lily Seto at lilyseto@telus.net or Damian Goldvarg at Damian@goldvargconsulting.com.